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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED.
THH TKRMTNus OF TIE PU0KT SOUND ANn
oRAYe aAhDoR BAIL.RoAD VIII not
n LOCATED AT OLYMPIA.

some six months AGO. when the peo-
Gle 81 Olympia learned that the Puget
Sound AID Gray HsFbor Railroad
Company vas dissatisfied With lee ter
minaI facilities 81 Kanilehs and bad
determined 20 looate the northern end
Of the road elsewhare. thsy Get at work
70 zee II srfhciene Inducements couid
not be held ous 20 aecnre the terminus
af the road on Budd's iulss. at or BssF
Olympia, and neaotiations were entered
into between the people Of 0iSmpia and
The RAilruad Company TO thai eheos.
rue matter hes been postponed from
tIue 10 tfme until few days ago. when
the Railroad Company. In Q long con-
municAtien. stated that tbs estimate Of
The cost Of the ehssRe. prepared by
Ohief EnRipseg Murphy, vas % great
bat the advantages 10 be gained would
not iuatify che outlay, and asked that
The matter be indefinitely poGaponed.
There Was Q stateneut n the iatieT,
however. 70 the taeet that nse stations
woald Be revived Wnensveg toe poople
Of ThuFslon and Chshalis Qonntiea were
ready 20 paa 90 the expensa which the
chanRs wonld oooasion the Company.
Mr. George A. Barnes. . retired espi
talist OF olympia, vbo vas q member Of
tue ritiEsnas Oommities - eonfer viii
the Railroad Oompasy, aud vho was IN
seattle yusleEdsy, 10 speakinR Of this
matter, saad: II think II Captain Ran-
ton sas ahis o. Mr.. Holmes eoaIa spare
the tine 10 Ioak into The uaissF. thsy
would nnd 10 20 their tntssest 20 ran
thsiF road % OLYMPIA, bat en sceoans
o. an anfoFtunafs Combination Of err
camssaBaes the matter hes osen indea-
n1tsly possponsd. think, however. thai
/ hF q xt year - Wiil be IN better shsVs
/ g talk "a the company, and have hopes
/ tAaa ~ 4 SsaT fram thss tlne tee tsgmi-
nas az shs raeet 8sgnd an6 9ray's
Haroug RMilfaad VII Be On Badd's
Iniea.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17
GIVE THEM A OHANCF

That IL 10 say, your lungs. Alss all
your breathing machinery. Very Won
deFful machinery 10 is. Not only the
larger air passages, but the thousands
Of little tubes and cavities leading from
them.
When these are cloaRed end ehoked
With matter that ought not 90 be there,
vouF lungs cannot half do their work.
And what they do, they cansos do we'll.
Gall 10 cold. o0ugt, Group. pneamouia.
oatsrFh, consumption or any Of the
family OF Throat and nose aBd bead and
lnne distractions, ell are bad All
ought TO Be goa rid Of. There 10 iusi
one SURF cav 60 get rid Of them. That
IL 70 take Bosbes's German syrup.
which any druggist viii sell at rs cents
= bottle. Even II everything else has
failed yon, you may depend upon this
for certain action. do
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17
PRRsoxlu.

.
ss.ris co@sfOsk, Of KitaAp sousty,
- 10 he city.
l. Z sampsoD, Taeomass Postmaster
80 b ssattis yesterday.
". B. D.nsels, q Blssk Dlsmand,
sss b The eity Yesterday.
Jsmaa hstan. Of the WflIamsass Iron
works, b spsmdtnR tsw Gays In -
4ssls.
~. sad Ma GsasRe A. Barnes. Of
OsFmBta, epsnt yesterday 10 Seattle end
sin EstnEn home thi1 aftsxnaon % tie
| FlseaB0ed.
w. p. Boyd. who hiss been Raas on !
b1sinsas tsip daisna tbs past naonth, re-
tarned hnms yesterday havine cone b
say Of vanosaeeS, B Q.
MFa Geosas ". Harris ana tso ehIl-
dHsn. wko have ben spen8ina uBonlh
o. more IN OAiifaFnia, viii arrive kome
81 to- iBeomtna 0sorgs W. Elder.
W.N. FsIiine. Nss York; y. 7. Hol.
lsDd. g. Las; Mrs. n. @. Player. Ia
som.i Ffsnk 4llshsll, Rosslaad, Mr.
3uq hrs A. T. etrous Mr.. and Mrs
Z. Boothby. Henry Y. eeFuat. w. A.
4 BOBBY. Portland, Matne; ~. !
Toe. z. 3 Bennett. J. Rodstoo, Rae
ffancisoOi O. A. MroBey, Il Q. Coed,
Portland; 3 E Grisuosd, Ghicaso; "
hssh. sqasks q l. Ferry, Victoria; w.
4. Rilsng. Mes York; J. l. Modee, Sc
fsnlI }. L. Thoway. Olueirnaii, o.; G.
4. Aosier, Dis MONIES. IOwa. are 81 the
Oeesdsnaal.
o 0andsrsan, Mr.. epaIdsse, Mrs. d.
B Jsekeon. Port Gamble. d. q. Hey
wood Denver. Col, JJseph Oomasooh,
Paft Maaisons W.. b. Dsnisls. Elaek
Dsamond; J. z BelReA, Port Hsdl0ck
Mr.. snd Nra. Petersen, Hope, Capt. J
l. Hail, Rasolin, san ffauoiseo;
z J. Wood. Indianapolis; Clinton Go
ing. Wan. Norton. Portland; B. j. Barns
Redmond; Jaeob Y0akum, white Bivtr:
q. kileV snd wife. Philadelehia, l.
Green, TscOms; =. Z. smith. Oympia;
u. 2 Vaisntine. DAnyillo. In. ere 81
l6s ArlinHton.
H0B. AlDon A. Strut. IT Portland,
Msioe, t0Rsthe5 With Mr.. +. E. BYoEh
hJ. Gsnersl Ticket Agsnt Of the Matue
Oeutral R,ilFoad, we're tn She city yes-
teFaay- Mr.. Ssro1s IL one Of the lead
ioa lawyers Of Maine and 10 - present
roansel for the Rnstoo 4 Maine and
BDstoa 4 Ls0Well Railroads.. he 10 ons
Of the prominent kspahlieaIs Of the
pine tree State and has served 81 eev
eFsl diRersnf sessions Ia tbs Stats Leg
stature. Al tbs lass Repablican Con
ventIon NJ. Strout and our fell0S
tOUnman, Dr.. 7. 7. Minor, we're mem
hers Of the COMMITTEES on Credentials.
Both Mr.. Sarout and Me-. BSothhy are
accompanied By their wives, and Mr.. b.
F. StFout Of the class Of 80, Harvard
OoIlfRs, and w. r. Boothby are mem
hers 81 tue party. Thew leave this
morning abd viii FoSaFn Eat By the
Northern Pacific.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17


sIIt1Ho OF rHH MKxfoO. The steam
ship Asx,eo lsft Seattle fer sAn Ffan-
cisco e 10 o'elosk last night she took
30 tons Of eoal. % tons misosllaneeas
freieht. and the following list Of pas
saaeers: Mrs.. n. Y. Whtiams. Miss
Cora Kills. Mra. q. W. evapeon. II. W.
BakeE. Mics Oofan. Mics Bertha Gray,
Mis- l.. &. Bfehin. @ II Bokenap. Ais-
Nsebas Hall. h. @. Danesn. Q. ). Lac4s,
=. n. Mssazsr, j. ] Scota. l. Z. Well,
Miss Minnie Kelley. Mira Al. a. Eilta
krA h W. WineApAv, Mis- J. q
White, q. A. Saith, Mics l. GrAhsm
Ma A. q. Coauay. Afs Moosli. MIS-
2, Wiley and tUo brosheEs. Mis-
Lynds. L. O. WeatAegey. Mss Ssdis
Atkinsau. J Mogrfsan, O. :. Scaling
MN. n. q. KslisT, B. Kelley, and ~ u
TIE stseraee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17

CAPTrAL CoMue TO TEs TRRaEroRH. -
o. the I4ah instant the German SAY
inas 4 Loan sOoisty Of San Frsnoiseo
one Of The wealthissi banking corpora,
tions on the PaeiAe Ooass. fied he srti.
clea Of Incorporation N the Secretary
af6os ~ Oly@pis, with q visw of doinG
business IN thta Territory. Thts ts tbs
baak witch Il - make tie pFoDased
$4,000 lean 70 Mr.. YesisE, a this city.
fbs papers e aisd s1ats thai then
principal pIaes of bustnass In teia Ter.
TftOry h 20 Be "a ssartle, ana Mr.. Il. O
strive. Of this essy, hea beeu appointed
- tia agent % the corporation, undel
the laws or the TsrrisorV.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17
FWo IAN RRFsoxgzs ESCAPE.


4 jail pzIssasr namsd Pratt. ssrxins
: ssass1es faf sSfIlaa uAishsy 10 ~
fsdisns, Wills usskine On - Eoads n
ths had Of ne bag MsndAy Iass. o.
sapsd. Tks NhsrsH sapeased him q
zone point he3ond tn maaniainA whiis
tRkirG ths prtsoeers % tbe penifenslary
And ant hin bach.
Frsd Bsa9n, another fail pFisones,
esFStn4 . nsrta@sa for 3 tit iafesnys and
who had fcuf daya Of his sennenea %
serve, sseaged FtidAe iast an1 - be bad
50 ehorf tins % neFte be oill Do4 b
bso19ht baek, nlthou4a . = kn0u1
shere be ia see. Bgouu Is peguiiaE b
teis, thaa be b dstefmi1ed nos 10
wofk He came from Bgitiah C5lnm6ia.
Soon afSeFwsrd be wa8 asneeneed 90
lhrss msufhs II isil for pssty lnreeny.
Altar HE Fassaas be eemai1ed Q free
man for siaht daya uhen be vas ssst
back for 9 term Of 80 days foR the sane
shense. This vas foilowsd aoon afhsx
his see0ad release By an0sher ssnience
81 two months FOG petty iafceuy. Ha
then escaped and is noe IL "a az Ia
oema for z similaF nGsBe-. Browu Il
ssld 70 have etedied the eFiminAl Lao -
closely thai be knows iasl Waas 70 stee ]
% that be will neither be sent 10 the
peritentiary, nor 90 the ctr jail where
be Uonld have 90 work With the cha \
gang. He usaaIly steals hlankst 2
sOae other aFtscls Of smsll value. foe tn
xpress parpsss Of essfing into q Q
DouNty dad. whefs be can Get snmethine
10 eae vithous hssing muahs II anythinR,
to do.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS
A cRMAMAN CONVICTED BoR VIOLATING
TKI RRsTRfCT1oE AoT-oouMT MOTIFS.

In the District Court yesterday Alb
Jake, Q Cntnaman, YES coavicsed Of
bringing Cinnamon into the United
States N violation Of the restriction
act. All Jaks's plaa was TO ees q Ger
siucate from the Uoited States authoRi-
ties at Port Tosaasnd, saying that be
wanted to 90 TO British Oalsmbia. Ha
you'd then 20 10 Victoria OF Vancouver.
sell the certificate and return home By
way OF Whateom or some other route.
The jury found him guilty. The iary
renamed out all night and were a.
loved an extra days Jay.
David Gilmore vas fined e26 and
costs, and Gas ordered TO be committed
TO iAil until the nns YES paid.
Two men. named Oavsnsueh and
Human, were arrested on charges Of
selling liquor 70 Indians. Tbey we're 81
0rst, In toe absence of knoWledge OF
their true uamas, iodieted under the
ancient titles Of John Doe and Richard
ROe. OsvananQh Gas aned $40 aud
committed TO the custody OF the Unised
states Maransl until tbs fne u paid.
Human vas acquitted.
Judge Jones ruled thai In the matter
Of she seizure Of the schooner TeaseI
BY Collector BseoheF, there vas prob.
able cause iastifyIBg the seizure, ano,
in Consequence. the Colleetog wss not
liable 10 damages for his act.
Jurors we're ell excused until 1.3t
o'clock Monday afternoon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17

fHIP PafKLxpa - TIE @Slnefca
Pilgrim" will probably hs sreSaed viii
LARGE Audisnse in the OpeaisR sveosbe
q hts eRheFtAinnsnt. Bext Monday
fhs sale Of seats 10 already large, and
e~tSeen tits asd rest MaadAy mAuy
more viii b sscared. from all &c
eosnts tue sinstns and Soeesa views AZ
tefd mach stiismeBt, aad tease who
etssno 90 Monday Wigi. danhsle3s. Ne
eaass kasn.ieatly interested % aarEaBi
teeas beng pfeseat les i've foiloving
eHsaingS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17

C1nazxa szoor. -EAFiS In the ssassn
sosFs wsrs to Roid nsdals O4sEsd b
Ne ssattls Bed and Gan olae for ~
bssa two Fias scores made By members
az sac esnh DARING tha aeanon. fhn
sast ssOos a. the series took place pes
ssEaAy. partseapass1 10 b fo1r pera1na,
weo uuaea scores a. foilowa: ". 4.
Hardy. Ile. e B. GAIA. ia; WI b.
Fharnsll. Is2. 4. n. Ham0sil. II6 At
ter aaaFtnR 40 tns esoses as@ds aarioa
IT, eeAsaa. W. - f0csnei wa8 prB-
senled sith tie hrss medal AID ". A.
Hardy utsh - asoo1a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17

The following transfers Of real estate
we're alsd for record yesterday;
h. 0Fi1th 70 Charlss Frsdsrtck. bond
log deed: lots and 2. blook 2, OfoWn
addition TO Seattle; $50.
Thomas Mercer and wife 10 David 4.
Denny, lose 1, 2.8.7. and 9. Of block
I, ard lOis and 4, OF block 3. and all
% blook .. IN Meroer'a waasF-fr0nt al.
dition 20 seattle; 81.
George n Bomsn and wife b d. +.
Denny, same properly 20 ABOVE; 81.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17

Frse lsstars tsdsy - sns psviltaa.
NFs MaFvta OH lsotars for RiFis e al
azsa a 80 2. g.; suetscs, ~H-aise,
Dr-as ana MsnneFS" Professor Morris
ia sivs private exsninassana from 3 Q.
n. 81 6 o N. he ell efve tue last and
oess l.csars tsis essaiug. "a Love,
Cnastship. HsrFfszs AID Hs~ - Pieass
oar M,,tnsr tn-i4a." front ssAts r.
Fxsa fes saa~s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17

Nxw suREsrsTESDESr - private Let
ZEE from KAmilsee. Liaale SkOokum,
states that 8. @. Simpson. % SEATTLE.
has accepted Re sapeFtuaendsney % tks
Pusst -ound a Grsy's HafoeF Railroad.
This position Wiii nos Interfere With hts
eansinuiue tns esnsiFnetioa 81 he road,
ia whaah be has been er&aged al san.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17

SrasunD.-YesaerdAy Afternoon twO
lengseorsmsn Who, hovsvss u b
claimed. DO nos belong 20 the Ions
ahoreDea's untou, got into 3 Dispute
over sane trivial matter on the wharf
Ct the OF OF Washington street l.
seems that an old drupkea fellow
namad Tom Rinch called another fell
low knewn aa "CeicAee Jaek" soue
very bard names, when tbs latter stEace
fIpeh ever tie ere with . katie. tsntee
ine an usly voand. A great eroSd coo
RFeRatsd around the contestants, snd
policeman AppeAFed upon lhe sceoe
and escorted "ChieAgo Ssck~ 30 jail
Fineh, although qsite badly eat. Ros az
ard walked os. After quite . seArch
OmssF Mcclellan saecesdrd IL nudins
Pinch. aud she matter being brought ~
ths attention. Of Justtcs 1ooeg each o.
the parties wSs ased $40.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17

We have esmpistsa aEsaaasmantl
With tie tsanspsrtAsion eompanias e
e say haaR Of he dag e. night - Fea-
sonable rases- ERaTzIB faANATER CoH-
RAaI. Omce. cornss Main ana Asooa6
streets. Teieph0os Il. aasol@
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17
nRR TBRflAT

Il partBeniaTay favorable - de coutEne-
and ass DaEhg's Prophylaoiac FlmiA u
thfost snbdnea The pain sad gives pr
nansnt rssisf. Il pfoDpsly and aAes1-
sally destroys ell oouaagioa and Olga
theFltie gsFga Il 10 q safaRuAfd aRainai
6ipbtharia. and Should be assd on the
aFsa symptoms Of sore throas a. q
aaFals.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17
c0UyTY lUDTToRs RgPoRr
II azswa A. rzczRaaR u I'M cucHxHin
Txp9MxKpNxR

Ths shBazl fspost Of lie o5anty
Andiier has besn eompistsd and yin b
prsssnssd 70 toe ooanty oonmissicnsFs
today. toRsthsF wfth tbs annnAl Espsrs
81 she Oouuty Treasures. a Fseapseu-
lssion q the Aadisas's resort b e fel
Ices;
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17

Your orders viil Be- called for, give n
trial. @. q. SrAEruP d o., erOoeT
Third and Spring. ala
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17
gYRuP OF Fl0s

Il tie deltzhsfal liqaid lsasstve. snd the
onlV trus remedy Cor bsbiteA eonsiipa-
lisa aad The Dany TIA cepsndinR 90 =
zeal 90 massive csnditlon % TIE KID
p~yM, lIvar and howel& II " pis&sant
rwsneay 10 tAke. 18th b. Old and yaa0e
Il i gentle 10 Iaa action aud e1eotIyt
a - seospaaala - the - aaseh. And
ssrsnzsheus tie orRars % ueiee u ae's
Ma1nfsctursd cay % tfs CalifefniA
- syFap ca. San frAaeisr~, oal. Fer
esle Is A B. ssesNr'.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17

This indicates real az apparsas IN
erease IN the Counfy's iadebtednesa Of
tbl.e24 A over Aas. l, 1855. bus this
summary dos not show the unaosleeted
taxes for TIE assai year a 1861.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17
WASHELLT PARA,

For your groceries 90 to @. q. erAHT
Or 4 Co, csgasR fhsFd and Spring. sel4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17

All wcoi -cAxset pants oed vests re-
aueed 30 g. . saif; AsFiaa corset 10
ptak and biue. Fedaeed b Tse; oiearance
sAle. San Prancisco etolA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17

A bakery 10 9 coed locality with az
tures oomplsts, for sale or trade. L. L.
BALEs d Co. sells 6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17

Cash ". credit. O. o. SrAHTuP q Co.,
zFoeers Third and SpriuR. ss14
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17

2o-ineh ali Wosl scAFlst twill flannel
900. Fall s'ss gray biankssa, SIZE
Toklaa a stnaerman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17

Nee bsadsd trInnines lss 10 co PEI
yard. CHESFEB CLHARg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17
RIAL EsrIrE TRA1SPBRS.

IS. @lnsh kOmeapua lsdisa' cloth
ell wool. CxBsTns CLRAnT. sei1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17

Al vol black diagonal suits el3; all
weol hlus ehsviot suits e1a san Fran
cisco saora. anl&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17

s. ineh al wood ladiafa ai1ah. S75(e.
6 lnsh al wooi trie0t, Sc. Iskias 4
6inRnrmnn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17

2lx36 all linen Huek towels, 200 dos,
Is inch all linen crash, 50. Tcklas q
SinQaFman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17

$4,000 Worth Of nsu dry goods iuss
arrived. Eastern cash priees. OH1s-
TKR CLMA1I.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17

Preach hia sh~rs, $50 aszlisy. 70
aassd % $50 s4A KrAReasso ssoEA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17
nnnFxANcEa.

An ordinances % estsolish The grade
II Ptks streas In TIE eity % seattle.
Passed.
An oFainsnee authorizing the Seattle
Oaois read and water Oonpany b.
construct. oparzss and maintain . street.
railroad Ia seattle. PAassd.
J.W. GsoFgs vas granted permission
a cot IN q woadea sever along Soatk
Third strsHl from MAin street 30 he
bar.
Oa unotioa the following police On
esrs aers elscted: d Il. HantSoo, De-
va WEBSTER, ". II. Lard, Il. A. Blse-
CaaneIl adiaaFasd.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-15

and furnished at the expense of the
State. They are to have upon them
the name of every person named by
any political party or convention for
State office together with his politics
and the office for which he is candi-
date. The name is to be furnished to
the Secretary of State at least thirty
days before the election, accompanied
by a fee of not more than fifty dol
lars. Red tickets are to be furn-
ished at the expense of the county,
each candidate being assessed not more
than $40, to pay for the printing.
Blue tickets are for city, township or
village officers, to be furnished at the
public expense by the city or town.
ship clerk, each candidate to pay not
to exceed So for printing.
The tickets are printed in blocks
and are to be supplied to voters sing
" as they apply for them. The
names of all candidates, their politics
and the office they are running for
being printed upon the tickets, there
is nothing for the voter to do but to
pick out his men and mark cross
opposite to each name. For this pur-
pose he goes into a barricade or COM
partment. The ticket is marked up
on the back by the initials of the in
spector who furnishes it, and in case
the voter cannot read he is to mark
the crosses opposite the names the vot-
err selects. These are the main points
of the bill. There is a provision that
no elections are to be held in saloons.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-15
New Election Laws.

A bill making great changes in the
election laws has passed the House of
Representatives, but has not yet been
acted upon by the Senate. The fol-
lowing from the Free Press, will give
the reader an idea of how candidates
are to be voted for:
The bill is an elaboration of the bill
known to the last session as the Wal
thew bill, which was the Canadian
election law pure and simple--and as
such was not acceptable to the men,
bers of the last Legislature. Acting
on the theory that our elections are un-
fair, and that bribery, corruption or
undue influence prevents the voter
from giving full expressions TO his
wishes, Mr.. Grenell has taken the Ca
madam law and built up very formal
and precise mode of conducting cleo
ton.
The bill provides that tickets for
State officers shall be printed white
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-15
The Journal is Willing That This Ed
itorial Should Have The Widest
Publicity.

The Detroit Evening News of May
s published the following editorial
The attitude and animous of the News
are so well illustrated by its OWL
words, that the Detroit Evening
Journal is perfectly willing that this
editorial should have the widest pub
licity:
"THEY GOT THERE JUST THE SAME.
We congratulate our good friends,
the prohibitionists of Michigan, who
will now have in the Detroit Evening
Journal, straight-out daily organ in
the metropolis of Michigan, which, as
long as Mr.. Brearley can control it
will give no quarter to the "rummies'
and "whiskyites" and "saloonists," and
ask for none. We can recommend Mr.
Brearley to the prohibitionists as a
man after their own hearts. He hates
liquor and all its works and pomps
with a holy and righteous hatred.
During all the years while he had
charge of the advertising department
of the Evening News he never receiv.
ed liquor advertisement of any sort
except for medicinal, mechanical or
sacramental purposes. When present.
ed as plain liquor advertisement they
were always received by some other
department than his. They got there
Just the same, but he never had any.
thing to do with them.
This editorial was republished en-
tire in the Evening Journal of May
10, one week before the Journal
changed proprietors, with the follow
ing comments:
"woULDN'T SELL HIS CONVICTION"
The Sunday News broke the calm
ness of that day of rest by a manifest
disturbance of its own in regard to
the affairs Of its contemporary, the
Journal. 1t used a gentleman's name
with effrontery and impudence, and
seemingly rejoices that the only man
connected with the News establish
ment that wouldn't sell his convic-
tions for cash has now left it, and
rounds up a ridiculously malignant
article with the false assertion that the
Journal is to be the organ of the Pro-
hibition party. In order to give our
readers some idea of the stuff which
is served up to the readers of the
News, we republish the article.
The Detroit Evening Journal would
like to know what the people of Mich
igan think of the above
Maj. Gil. r. Osmun, the present
Secretary of State, and for many
years the editor of the State news col
umn of the Detroit Evening News,
will edit the State news column of the
Detroit Evening Journal on and after
Wednesday, June 18th.
Anyone desiring to take the Journal
regularly, may order it by postal, and
the order will be placed in the hands
of the agent who delivers the papers
in your section.
A sample copy of the Journal will
be sent free to any address.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-15
CHANCERY ORDER.

STATE or MICHIGAN.
The Circuit Court for the county Of Alpens.--In
Chancery.
Elizabeth Ann Nc Millen, complainant, VS.. John
McMillen, defendant.
Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the county
OF Alpena, in ohancery, at the city of Alpena, on
the sth day Of June, 1887.
In this cause, It appearing from affidavit on file,
that the defendant, John McMillen, is not n resi-
dent Of this State, but Is resident OF the Territory
OF Dakota, at Bismark, in the county of Burlegh
On motion of J, h. Newton, compainant's solicit
tor II Is ordered that the appearance OF Said nom
resident defendant, John MoAfillen. be entered
herein within four months from date of this order
and In case OF his appearance he cause his answer
TO the bill OF complaint 70 DO filed, and q copy
thereof TO be served the COMPLIMENTS solicitor
within twenty days after service on him OF a copy
of said bill and notice of this order and In default
thereof said bill will be taken as confessed by said
nonresident defendant. And Il IL further ordered
that within twenty days the complainant cause
notice Of this order 10 be published in the Alpena
Weekly Argus, newspaper printed published and
circulating in said county, and that publication
be continued once In each week for six weeks in
succession that she cause copy of this order 10
be personally served on said nonresident defendant
at least twenty days before the time above prescribe
FRANK LIMERICK,
Circuit Judge.
J. ID. NEWTON,
Compliments Solicitor. s27w7